Problems with rss feeds in Firefox.

When i enter an rss feed url into firefox, it automatically switches to safari to open the url. Firefox is my default browser; I am trying to set up rss feeds in Firefox. How do I prevent this from happening so that these urls will open in Firefox?

wast3 wrote:I have this too. Green background when gst-vaapi is installed. Totem is also affected. VAAPI itself works fine in mplayer and vlc. First generation Core i7 here with Intel HD Video. Has been like this for months now...
Same problem here... And in this thread some experience the same behavior: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 1#p1480991
Edit: Package name is now gstreamer-vaapi
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Then, I have been
discarding all of them except for the folder of the
site I want to publish, which I have to name
"public_html" to conform with our domain provider's
requirements. This works great, except the RSS feed
is broken when I do this.
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